Sandy Hook Families Win $73m Settlement from Remington
The Sandy Hook families will also be afforded the right to publicly release Remington documents they obtained during the lawsuit.
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Facebook Settles Privacy Lawsuit for $90 Million
The decade-old lawsuit claimed that Facebook tracked users’ internet activity even when they had signed out of their accounts.
Sarah Palin Loses Libel Lawsuit Against New York Times
The presiding judge said that, even if the jury delivered a favorable verdict for Palin, he would have been compelled to overturn it.
Prince Andrew Settles Virginia Giuffre Sex Assault Lawsuit Out of Court
Prince Andrew expressed his regret for associating with the late billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, but refused to admit he ever sexually assaulted Giuffre.
Texas Lawsuit Accuses Facebook of Stealing Users’ Biometric Data
The lawsuit claims that Facebook’s auto-tag feature actually served to harvest tens of millions of Texas consumers’ biometric identifiers.
ACLU of Minnesota Wins $825k for Journalists Injured in George Floyd Protests
Police will no longer be able to order journalists away from protests, nor will they be allowed to seize their cameras and other equipment.
Boy Scouts Move Closer to New Bankruptcy Deal
The agreement still needs to be processed and approved by a federal bankruptcy judge.
Indianapolis FedEx Shooting Victims, Families Ponder Lawsuit
The lawsuit trails other survivors’ ongoing efforts to get compensation from the City of Indianapolis.
Anonymous Woman Accuses Snoop Dogg of Sexual Assault
The pseudonymous plaintiff accused Snoop Dogg and another industry figure of coercing her into performing sexual acts.
Judge Forces Hertz to Reveal How Often It Reports Customers for “Stealing” Cars
Hertz reports approximately 3,500 customers for stealing cars each year. However, many of these police reports do not involve actual thefts but rather mischarged cards or poorly processed extension requests.